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PATENTS.
r. II. ED . z,

~, 7e STATE ST.. Opposite ZiisT 81, Boston,
Secures Patents in the United states; also in
Great Britain France and other foreign countries
Comics of the claims Of any Patent furnished by
rernitting one dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington. No Agency In the United states
or ascertaining the patentabiiity of inventions
r. H EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
TESTIMONIALS
"Iregard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom l nave
had official intercourse
CHAs MASON, Commissioner of Patents
'sInventors cannot employ person more trust
worthy or more capable of securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Once EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
BOSTON, October IL, 1870.
RI EDDY, Esq-Dear Sir you procured for
me in 1870 nv first patent. since then you have
acted for and advised me in hundreds of cases,
and procured many patents, reissues and extern
sions / have occasionally employed the best
agencies in New York, Philadelphia and Washing
ton, but still give you almost the whole of my
business, in your line, and advise others TO en-
nIov Won Yours truly, GEORGE DIR aPER.
Boston. Jan. ]. 1881 lSH
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1897.


LAST week at East Buehll, G. L. Greene,
shot three deer, two Of which were killed by
one shot
WIN. Rand, Esq. Of Winter Harbor, was
Ia this city for few days last week. on a visit
to his n,in-Iaw. DR.. q. A. Phillips.
The custom house tlag was set at half-mast
last week, as token OF respect TO the memory
of General Logan.
-Rrpreseniatiye Joseph Small of Struben.
passed through this city on Monday evening
for Augusta.
Miss c. S. Dyer and 'Ir.. John Shcon-
bar. OF sullivan. are in Boston. They will
both b. absent several weeks.
The Grand Army Hall and fag have been
drapcd in mourning, by reason of the death of
Gen. Logan.
Til. receipts of Lvyonia Lodge, +. 4 \.
NJ. Ellsworth. for the year ending Dee 81,
ISIS are S794.92.
Mrs. Annie $. Cummings. having com
plrtrd n pleasant visit TO friends in this city,
has returned home to sullivan.
Miss Ida Carter. Of this city. who has been
sPFh"'h@ >''er'i '"ohih' III y h'''"">N''' NO"
NJ nome on Nl>''
The Baptist sowing circle had very
pleasant N"c'abIe at their Ne>iry on Thursday
evening of last week.
Geo w Blodgrtr is at home ut Brooks,
Will, from Saddle Back Ledge for a few weeks
vacation.
Nr rr.1 shaw ~ M W., Erltto..,
has u studio in Flor nee. Italy. This winter
He has several ord rs for marble >laiuar,.
--Charlr, z. Sil>bv. E,u.. REPRESENTATIVE 10
the Legislature from the Aurora class. left
Bangor for August. TUESDAY morning.
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n Moor. th,. ,,r-.r,.,, ,ron.r,,.. ILL.,.
cut ,,
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on Friday morning last. and left again for
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on Monday last.
be ENLARGED.
H. Hutchins. South Penobscot, has recent !
ly invented and patented sextant.
The county officers elect entered on their |
new terms of Office on the LIST instant.
William Fennellv, Esq. Of Bar Harbor,
was in this city Tuesday aud qualified AS Dep
NY Sheriff.
DR.. Alexander Fulton has recently had
visit from two of his nephews. bearing the
name of Fulton who reside in Halifax, n. $.
Turn to our advertising columns and read
the new advertisement of B. +. Joy and do
not fail to notice his new inventions and in-
proved processes for making first class photo
graphs.
Dunn Il Howard have received plaster-of-
paris model for the yranite statue OF soldier
which is to Surmount the soldiers monument
to be erected in this city.
DIR. Geo. A. Phillips of this city read AN
able and interesting paper at the recent session
of the Maine Pedagogical Soriety held at
Brunswick. which We shall publish in full at
our earnest toH' fHlthtt.
We have received T. A. Crabree's book
holdcY. II new and useful patent recently in
vented by him designed to mark keep oae's
place in Il book. Ii can also be used to hold
book open at any given place. 1t is very
useful article and we predict for it awide
sale.
According to u statement left at this office |
hY f',l 4 RurtiU he pbo,i.iS Insurance
Company of Hartford, Conn. has total assets
To the amount of 81 100 92s.6i and net sur
plus Of ! .022 .3ij.67.
Vim. h. Cash OF this city, died at the |
Soldiers Home at ToguS SUNDAY last.
He formerly member of the nth Maine |
Regiment and had been inmate Of the en-
cellrnt institution at To-u> for several months
MIR. John +. Coolidge. of Waltham, Mass,
h,- been to Lnmoine to bury his mother,
Mr>. Sarah Coolidge. who di.d Christina. Day.
Mr. Coolidge is o,cr,eer in the Warham
Bleachsry.
Hon. j. d. Hopkins and Hon. II. r.
Saunders of this city, l.. g. Dca-y and J. T.
Higgins. Of Bar Ilarhor, and +. +. Chase. OF
Burhill have gone to Augusta 10 be present at
the opening OF the Legislature.
Ntha residence afr u Aiken F.o an
SATURDAY ,y,piuo, of last wc,k ,,,thcrrJ ,
merry u,rty ~ children. youn, in YEAR. but
,ld N i,,nr,r;,, uhn .,,n, III. av,.n;r. in
,I,ur;n. ~ Nu.i,. IA. furnished II, NJ i
Avery.
with her daughter. Mr.. Frank Bracket. who
has been VERY sick but row hopes Of her re-
:,
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nc ""'9 >'f' "' rev '"h'@ ~ APP''-
, ,, i'''uIr ~ h'h5", '',i "'."' ~ "n"r
ti.r,,t.l l., IN nm ,r NH mn Fr,Iv c,,uin,
MIR Nppl,b.t should h.,yr al audience. testing
'h' rdp"i'N - ne church
In The hurr, OF making up our forms last
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When Baby was sick We gave her Castoria,
Whom she was Child, she cried for astoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
when she had Children, shs gave them CsstoriA
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Tho Min" legislator" nl''i- To-day. Wei
uo.,ls, Thu. senator, and REPRESENTATIVES
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where mon rmu'"N'd al haf ii"fh"f ana W.
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per-. periodicals. m"-az,nr> devoted :" >r''l"'
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acknowledgements.
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was given at the Unitarian Nc-try. on Mn
Years eve. the program OF which Was ~ To-
lows
L. song Hcnry Stockhrii =
>. Reading OF irhnN son Nm ,o"l " a."
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l. Piano SOLO. Mis- Lizzie tripjrii.
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ems. Maud frr>bl. tItpf2lh iflpp. Lime
C1ppeh anu hupE Mc"o"h'
Much of the credit for the success Of the en-
ifr'a'lihFh'' we uhuer''a'i'' l. "''e l" h'>' W.
" hr"-"""'
ON saturday evening last the streets Of
Ellsworth were about a. slippery a. We ever
law them. The uulurkN pedestrian who TRAY
clcd them was indeed lucky. if he kept oh hi
feet. to say nothing OF the fact that in tr, ing
to get ahead foot. he often slipped b ick
three feet. Just a. 1.-THE shades OF night were
falling fast we saw man helping a we'll
known court-house Official temperance man
~
SUM-
MAINE PATENTS. -List of patents issued TO
Maine inventors for the week ending Dec. y.
1856. reported for Us by D. r. Mason Solicitor
OF Patents and Counsel IN Patent Gases.
Wheelwri"ht II CIaTks Block Bangor. Maine:
I. \. Crabfree. East surrv. umbrella assign
or to b. NORTH. W. l.. flich. Portland APP
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Gold.

Silver steel, Celiuloid and Rubber Spectacle and
Eve Classes | have Just received a fine assort
ment of the above. Before purchasing call ano
examine T.. e. JOY,
ffIs Corner Of Main and State Sts
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sBrry

surry.
Mr.. Mck-nnev, and son of Asa MI j.
ken VII have been yer, sick, are being sue
ces>fr iIy restored TO health b Dr. Emery
Mr.. jesse VI Rty left Monday for Angus
t.; We HOPE to hear fir N HIM.
Oar young men are about to organize
bras band.
The wa'ch-night services at the NJ L. yes
try we're not so well attended as was eX-
pected, owing 10 The storm.
Q liie number Of eur citizens have tent.
on he bay to protect them frrm the cold
winds while fishing. | understand fishing
Is rather poor this season.
Rev. G. L. Banghart and wife wish to ex-
press their gratitude to the many friend, for
gifts to them during Christmas. Good
things in envelopes. tied up securely in
one corner of pocket-iiandkerchief, in bunu-
les. in papers, in board boxes, in bags, have
found thelr way into the parsonage. for
which accept our thanks. Hamlet.
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Z. Foster Son are Agents for Morton's
greenhouses and eau furnish flowers Of ALI
kinds at short notice. Sm44s
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VI. Editur:
wonder il there are many little boy, and
girls who can beat this:
Lulu Rollins, aged years, daughter of c. +.
Rollins. living in the hr>t district, hl> been to
school twenty-thrce weeks, missing only one
day during the whole time. She reads in the
second reader and can spell such words as
geography, blackboard and dictionary, also
the days of the week readily. She can point
ont nearly all the states on the L. 5. map, be-
sides mountains rivers aud lakes and can write
her name fairly well. What four year, old eau
beat this?
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-J&NES pYIE,S pE&RLINE

an article of too great value to hou>ckttper>
to he untricd by any. No similar article has
come into general Use in 50 short a time. sim
ply because it is always speaks for itself on
trial. Sold 10y all grocers, but see that coun-
terfeits are not URGED upon VOu
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0rrinEton

Capt. J H. Bennett, recently slaughtered
a hog nearly twelve month. oil / that weigh
ed j2S . his
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FACTORIES !.

and other new Industries
are topics that should in
terest ever! citizen of Els
worth and il is of as great i'm
pOrtancc TO ever! Man.WOman
and Child TO know that they
can get
, 1887-10-27
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Ero,u.Sundnnr Daily.

Tho J. b. Libby took aboard 200 bbls
Portland cement this morning, from the
bonded warehouse, for Harrington 4
Smith, Seattle. Bonded from Liverpool
The Mogul is to tow the fine British
ship Persian out today, wheat laden from
Tacoma for Falmouth, Eng.
The tug Holyoke broke down last
night in tne straits, and was towed in by
the Mogul' She is lying at the CONNER
cial dock now.
The Ancon brought 800 tons of freight
from Alaska principally salmon and oil.
the largest freight ever brought from
there. She sails toduy, direct 10 Tacoma
DUNGENEss, Oct. 22.-Ciear, Gentle
northwest wind. Steamer passed west
Steamer and bark passing east at D p. M
Tug Tacoma toweI ship Canada from
sea to Tacoma to load lumber for Frisco
PoRr Discovery, Oct. 22.-Arrived-
Br. ship Argus, to load lumber for Aus
tFalia.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Arrived
Wellington, from Nanaimo. Cleared
Bktne. s. G.. Wilder, Port Townsend; sp
John a. Briggs. Nanuimo. Sailed
Strs. Walla Wala. Seattle; State Ot
California. Portland; ship Bonanza
Puget Sound.
sEATTLE, w. T., Oct 22-The follow
ing charters were reported in Sun Fran
cisco Friday: Bark Gen. FaircbiId, Goa
coal from Departure Bay Bark S. q
| Wilder, lumber from Puget Sound tC
Honolulu. Bark Dunsdale, lumber from
the Sound to Panama.
, 1887-10-27
From Friday Daily.D

SEATTLE, Get. 20.-The bk. Germania
is expected to finish loading this even
ing.
PuET Discovery Oct. 20.-Arrived
Ship Jermiah Thompson,
PoRr BLAKELY, October 20. Arrived
Ship Mt. Washington.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 20.-Gleared-
Steamers Mexico and Walla Walla for
Puget Sound aud Vancouver. Sa:ed -
str. San Pedro for Tacoma.
Ship ropcallant arrived yesterday. 20
days from San Diego, to load lumber at
Blakely for Frisco.
Ship John Brce arrived last night in
tow of tug Mogul, for Biakely.
Work will be began upon tue Cld
Eliza Anderson right away at Seattle, re
pairing her for duty again. 1t will be
an expensive job.
The old steamer Zephyr, recently pur-
chased 10y the Tacoma Mill company, has
been built over for tow boat, and for
freighting purposes.
The boat picked up last week near the
brickyard, between this place and Point
Wilson, has been identified as belonging
10 the schooner Teazer. Evidently it
had been STOLEN, and from all appear
ances the occupant must hav fallen over
board and drowned.
Br. bark Veritas was towed to sea
yesterday by tug Mastick.
Tug Pioneer towed Am. bark Hes
per from Madison and Am. barktne
Makah from Discovery to sea yester-
day. A collision took place between
them after the tug let go. Damages
not reported.
, 1887-10-27
From SATURDAYS Daily. /

PoRT BLAKELY, Oct. 2I-Arrived- ship
Topgallant and John Bryce. Sailed
bark Otago aud barkentine Amelia.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 21.-Cleared-
steamer State of California for Portland
Sailed-steamer Mexico and bark Cow
litz for Puget Sound.
Tug Tacoma towed blk. Rydlemere to
sea last niz Int, lumber laden fIem Taco
ma for Melbourne.
Tug Pioneer towed ship John Bryce
to Blakely yesterday.
Bark Northwest sailed past this morn
ing for Madison.
1t IS reported that the Hesper and Ma
kah have put back. 1t seems that in
letting go the Pioneers hawser got foul
of her propeller. and the Makah, which
was being towed behind ran into tAe
Hesper, damaging the after part of the
latter vessel, and carrying away the for
mer's bowsprit and stays, thereby.
SEATTLE, Oct. 21-Bark Germania
with cargo of 1900 tons Black Diamond
coal, was towed TO sea by tug Mogul to-
day.
The following charters were reported
from San Francisco on Thrsday: For
merchandise to New York. ship Sintram;
for lumber to Sydney, Br. bark Koscius.
ko; for lumber from the SoEnd to San
Francisco. bark Saranac.
, 1887-10-27
With Cur Exchanges,

The Seattle X Eastern has commenced
hauling freight.
PoFtlanJ's biz hotel scheme has appar-
entity fallen through.
Fulton Iron Works IN San Francisco
bave been destroyed by fire.
New York authorities won't let Denis
Kearney distribute anti Chinese circu-
lars
The prosecution of the Northern Pa
cific railroad company for cutting timber
on government land has been continued
until Nov. Bird
Joseph Linville, runner for the
Central Hotel at Tacoma, received $500
for safe keeping. from man named
Kelly. He went to Victoria with the
money.
Official census OF tre population of
Washington territory gives this year
144,0G0. As a Seattle paper says, there
are serious defects, even in these official
figures. The actual population is not
far short Ut 100000.
The Blaine JomRa! mans off ear
Topped ov,r and got III his light last
week, and caused typographical blotches
eauugh to make his IapV a laughing
stock. Better pin that ear back out of
the way-put il spirit in it, OF 90 some
thing.
The tremendous fires in California,
burning up SO much of the feed OF that
region, will make hay very scarce here
before spring. We may expect heavy
shipments to lie made south, aud those
WHO have need of that article had better
buy soon.
Mr. Clagepce B. BaSley, ore OF the
leading newspaper men OF the Sound, re-
tires from the editorship of tie Seattle
daily Press. lie IS a good, safe reliable
man and will lut bs long out of the
newspaper field. He has been for many
wears a personal friend of the editor of
the ARGUS.
Paul SchuIze is developing into q
Grand town boomer. He is in Portland
drumming up discouraged and sore
headed webfeet to locate in the City of
Destiny. The war cry seems to be:
Come over to the city with Hotel"
"Flee from ihc demands of great SUBJ
sidy:" ard the weblcet flee"
, 1887-10-27
shipping Notes.


SEATTLE, Oct. 19.-SaiIed- ship High.
| land Light, in tow of tug Mogul. The
| ship Fannie Tucker, GTeeHlea!, was char
tered in san Francisco yesterday to lead
| coal at Seattle for San FRANCISCO.
Paddock, Oct. 9-Arrived-b No
nantum ana bLtn J. II. GTifliths
San Francisco, Oct 19.-Arrivei-s5tr.
State OF California, from Portland; ship
Ferdinand isher. from Nanaimo; bark
| Aureola. from Tacoma. Cleared-Ship
| Fannie Tucker, for Seattle. EIaiied-S;r.
Empire, for Nanaimo.
Ing Tacoma lowed ship Valley Forge
to Tacoma II lad lnmber for 5. +.
Bark G. 0. Whilmore was towed Is sea
| by tug Rainier from Port Ludlow for Sau
tTdncisc".
Am. bktne. ST. Lucie, Erskinc, arrived
yesterday, u days from Honolulu. She
| Is tn load return cargo of lumber az
Utsa!ady.
Am. ship Mt. Washington WIS flowed
to Bi&kcly by tug Mastick, to load lum-
Der for San Pedro.
Bktne. j. VI. Griffiths aud the bark
Nopautum sailed to Hadlock yesterday.
Shipping Commissioner Bash went to
Iduloch lhIS ilIoi HlnS W sun d SiS" to'
the Richard III. Capt. Mcintyre, now
loaded and ready for sea.
Passenger list per steamer Dispatch:
Neah Bay, IL. NJ. Duncan, e. j. Walters;
Port Angeles, l.. q. Pancust. c. E. Pam
cost, J. Fogarty; Dnngeness, L. j. Ward,
William White, Miss Lizzie Brown, c.
Meyers.
The Olympian will go ou dnty next
week making the round trip between
Seattle and Victoria, running as per
schedule published in these columns
some days ago. She will leave Seattle
at 2 i. m, arrive here at 6 Il. ~, go
through 10 Victoria and return iD time
to connect here with the mail steamer at
| n. II.
, 1887-10-27
CEiy Esuncii Meeting.

From SauGay'E DailyI
The city cornell met at their rooms
last ~, ming.
Present: Caunei!men Smith, Morgan,
Weym"nth, i.ear.,d and ,famesj Clerk
Seavey, Marshal t'Inu ard ity Attorney
Sachs
II L. Morgan was elected mayor pro
tenn.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting TO consider petition on vacat.
ing II portion OF ; street in Al. Petty
groves addition, reported adversely and
the petition WIS laid on the table.
The following bills were ordered pad
AEGUs. printing ...........S l3 30
Mary A. James. interest on loan. 1877 80
, 1887-10-27
The Beau Ideal OF a Family .Icdicine.

\ remedy whicl. promptly and completely re-
lieves ailments of such common occurrence as
Indigestion, constipation, bilioUsness- and dis
orders of a nalarial type, l. assurediy the be ~
ideal of a family medicine. Such il Iiostetier's
stomach Bitters, which l. not only capable of
cradicatiug these complaints, but also counter
acting Il tendency to kidney trouble rheumnI-
| ism and premature decadence of stamina. TsS-
| ing il '.all round" the phrase is. there il
urobahIy not in existence useful, effective and
ayrcrahIc n household panacca as the Btters.
! Nor is it less highly esteemed by The medical
urofession than by the families OF America.
Numbcrless testimonials from professional
sources Of iIrefTagable authenticity evince Its
merits The demand for ii abroad. no lie than
i'm the land of it. discovery, II certainly nctys-
i'm" time aud experience of its benehccHt effects
confiIming the high opinion originally formed
' pf IL
, 1887-10-27
FORT Townsend Mails

The mail closes At II 40 PM, the mail leaving
foE the south and east at p. IN. every day ex'
espt sunday.
Aail TO Whatcom leaves Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at 10 u. III. Arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays
Mail 10 Coupville leaves every Tuesday and
Thursday at II n. m, returning at p. IN
Mail for Port Dir E;avery leaves nj p. III. daily
except sunday, returning at 10 u. IN
40 ksah Bay and way ports Monday at =. m
and Thursday at 10 a. m. returning Wednesday
AID Saturday mornings.
Nail to Irondaie Leaves daily at p m, return
Ing same night.
Nail TO Alaska leaves twice Il month, connect
tag witk San Francisco steamers about the End
and lTtk.
GEO. G. MCNAMARA. Postnastcr.